SOUTH KOREA'S U17 WAS 'SHOCKED' AND JAPAN WAS COMFORTABLY 'GRANDIZED'... GENIUS YOSHIDA MULTI-GOAL WHO BRAGS ABOUT EVERY DAY

In the first match of the U17 Asian Cup, Korea suffered an unexpected defeat as it failed to overcome the trend of "levelling up Asian soccer." However, Japan won a landslide victory as if showing off its best performance in Asia. South Korea, led by head coach Baek Ki-tae, was defeated in the first match of the tournament on the 4th (Korea time